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"sillones cubiertos sin madera a la vista" in English

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"sillones cubiertos sin madera a la vista" in English
{masculine plural}
lined chairs- without wood visible
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TRANSLATIONS & EXAMPLES
{masculine plural}
sillones cubiertos sin madera a la vista(also: sillones cubiertos con madera a la vista)
lined chairs{noun}
sillones cubiertos sin madera a la vista
without wood visible{noun}

SIMILAR TRANSLATIONS
Similar translations for "sillones cubiertos sin madera a la vista" in English
sillonesnoun
armchairs
vistanoun
prospect- outlook- hearing- appearance- eyes- scape- customs officer- vision- exterior- examination- aspect- vista- overlook- hold a hearing- look- eyesight- customs official- sight- view
cubiertosnoun
cutlery- eating irons
maderanoun
wood- lumber- timber
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sillones cubiertos sin madera a la vista
without wood visible

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